.....of the mighty Mount Clothesmore!!
That's what happens when you aren't too lazy to do a few loads of laundry, but just lazy enough to avoid the folding!
It's been a pretty boring couple of days, so you'd think I would have had some time to write more. However, some of it was spent away from the apartment over at Chris' place. It seems like my weekly jaunts over there to play poker, practice craps and then NHL hockey on the playstation have now included excess amounts of alcohol. So I've gotten to know his couch a little better these past couple of trips.
One thing of note is that today marks the 1 year anniversary of Chris and I pulling into town. Like I mentioned over on T2V, I can't believe for a second that its been a full year already! My how time flies in this town. Be on the lookout for a new post within the next couple of days of our story of the drive out here.
Until then, please enjoy this picture. I took it from the top of the parking garage at Green Valley Ranch, which is right down the road from my apartment and where I saw No Country for Old Men the other day. If you've ever wondered about how far GVR is from the Strip, this should give you a good idea.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Scaling the Heights.......
Posted by Rob at 11:45 PM
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Looking forward to reading about your drive to The Green Felt Jungle.
The little road trip I had last year is now up for your enjoyment Jay. :-)
Bonjour I'd love to thank you for such a great made site!
I was sure this is a nice way to make my first post!
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